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A little Maid weighing 12 ponds, made her appearance in the family of Angus McAllister Saturday night. Angus seems to be having lots of good luck these days.
 

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Mr. and Mrs. Julian Demaiff in January last drew the first dividend on their marriage investment – female triplets.
 

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One day last week, Mrs. Dulion Demsiffe, of Little Suamico, gave birth to triplets, all girls, the mother is only 20 years old and has been married but a year. The family is doing nicely.
 

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A wee bit of humanity made its appearance in T. H. Phelps family Wednesday night, and had to confess that his wife had euchred him. Mother and child are doing nicely and the father is ready to receive congratulations.

Dan Ryan and Henry Jarvey are happy. During the past week each had his family increased, Dan being presented with a boy, while Henry, by the way of variety, was
Presented with a girl. All are doing well. 
 

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The population of the town has somewhat increased since our last writing. The latest addition is in the Southward where Steven McCarthy now dances a bouncing baby girl upon his knee. 
 

Pat Devereux has been presented with a girl and if Jos. Devereux’s statements can be relied upon, its weight is somewhere in the vicinity of twelve pounds.
 

Mrs. John Fry, of the town of Peshtigo who has been spending the past three weeks with her parents in the town of Little River, gave birth on the 20th inst. to a little daughter. Mother and child are doing well and the father stands about a foot taller in consequence to the advent of the little maid.

A young tailor made his appearance in the family of G. M. Bond, Monday night. Child and mother doing nicely and father well pleased.
 

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The happiest man in the Southward is William Starkey. If you ask him the cause of his joy, he will whisper that it is a ten-pound boy and then smile audibly.
 

Mrs. Charles McDonald, of town of Oconto, gave birth Tuesday to triplets. The mother and little ones are doing nicely and the father is skirmishing around to find out if any got away. But by the way Mrs. McDonald is entitled to a pension.
 

On Monday evening last, a ten-pound boy made his appearance in the family of S. J. Files. Mother and baby doing nicely, thank you and the father is ready to receive the congratulation of friends. We tender ours accompanied by the wish that the lad will live to be his father’s support in his old age and be as good a man as he.
 

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A beautiful 9-pound girl arrived at Charley Dutton’s last week, much to the joy of the family.

Ed. Biglow was noticed to be in a very happy state of mind on Tuesday – both mother and child are doing well.
 

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A twelve-pound Bloch made his appearance in O. W.’s family Saturday evening. Like a good soldier, Mr. Bloch does not forget his country. Mother and child doing nicely.

Probably, there is no happier man in this city than Peter Shufelt. It is all on account of a little baldheaded chap who dropped down into his home Thursday morning about three o’clock. Mother and babe doing finely and the father is ready to receive the congratulations of friends.
 

Mr. Israel Dusett rejoices over the arrival of a new daughter.
 

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A little maid made her appearance at the home of Antone Sharrow, early Sunday morning. Mother and child doing nicely and the father able to stand the congratulations of his friends.
 

About noon, Wednesday, a little male rosebud made its appearance in the family of Geo. F. Kelly, whereat Mr. K. is pardonably proud. Mother and son doing well.
 

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A daughter was born recently to Mrs. Mary and Mr. B. Demaiffe.

Mr. and Mrs. Irving Pendleton were blessed by the advent of a little daughter in their family Saturday night. Mother and child are doing nicely, and the father is pleased to receive the congratulations of friends.

A little son made his advent in Will E. Barlow’s family, one night during the earlier part of the week.
 

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During the last week there has been an increase in Mr. Matt Finnegan’s family by the birth of a 10 or 11 pound daughter. This is a pretty good example for some of our new beginners.

What makes John Hoffman of Gillett, look so happy and smiling?  It is another one added to the list of voters. It is not very large, only seven pounds, but the best things usually done up in small packages.

John Lingren is the happy father of a ten-pound boy.
 

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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Yakel feel very much elated over the little barefooted and bareheaded chap who recently came to their home circle to make it larger. Congratulations Robert and Louise.
 

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Monday afternoon, a twelve-pound boy appeared in the family of Thomas Milbery to take his name and inherit his property. Mother and child doing splendidly and father happy.
 

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The advent of a sixteen pound son in the family of Geo. Branshaw, of the Waterloo House, on Thursday evening has caused Geo. to swell immensely with justifiable pride.
 

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One baby is hardly worth mentioning, but if you call at the house of Mr. Lawrence Bell, he will show you two little bald headed chaps, who made their appearance there last night. We will say no more against the division of this district if that is the way they are coming. 
 

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There is great joy in the house of Frank Dowen, cause, a twelve pound girl, mother and child doing nicely and Frank full of gladness. I suggest the name “Rebbecker”.

Mrs. Leam Lince is the mother of a little daughter.

A son and heir out in an appearance of Ed. Brooks, Wednesday.